Science · 1963 · 235 citations · 5 references
Life SciencesBotanyMicrobiologyMolecular VirologyPhycologyVirologyAlgal MorphologyAlgal TaxonomyAquatic VirusesFreshwater AlgaeGreen AlgaeVirus PurificationAlgal VirusesFreshwater VirologyIcosahedral CapsidsWaste Form StabilizationWaste Stabilization LagoonsWaste Stabilization Ponds
Freshwater blue-green algae of the genera Lyngbya, Plectonema, and Phormidium are susceptible to a virus recently isolated from a waste-stabilization pond. Electron micrographs of a partially purified preparation show that the viral particle has an icosahedral structure about 66 mmicro in diameter.
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